5 x Profile Cylinder – Single Sided – Thumb Turn – US3 – Polished Brass - (SC1 Keyway) (2-3/4" 70mm) (Pack of 5) 32 Channel no additional trim ring required

Name: 5 x Profile Cylinder – Single Sided – Thumb Turn – US3 – Polished Brass - (SC1 Keyway) (2-3/4" 70mm) (Pack of 5) 32 Channel no additional trim ring required
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12345528168
Price: 95.76 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0144 (7 reviews)

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5 x Profile Cylinder – Single Sided – Thumb Turn – US3 – Polished Brass (SC1 Keyway) (2 3 4" 70mm) (Pack of 5) 32 Channel no additional trim ring required no additional trim ring required Finish Flat Black US19 Keyway N Series (equivalent to National D4291 4 pin or D4292 5 pin system) Keys Includes 2 keys per lock Included Accessories Straight cam #DCNP 100 SC Lifetime Audit Trail This is a 5 pack of Profile Cylinders pinned 5 Finish US3 Polished Brass

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